I'm either reading a bunch of reposts or I had a dream about me reading FML posts and it came true, because I've read this and others from today.

Your daughter needs the children's version of "How to Win Friends and Influence People." You need to Google "RSVP"

So the big question is: Is she turning 6 or 6 turning 7?

EXACT same thing happened to my son on his 7th birthday. Invited 32 kids, 13 RSVP'd, only one showed up. I paid $700 for that party and had spoken to the kids parents. To this day I will not forgive those rotten kids or their parents. It's cruel.

6 is a little young for kids to be such judgmental assholes barring if maybe y9ur daughter is extremely bad at being social to the point it is something to be addressed. as in does she have any mental illneses or is sue a "biter" or has accidents a lot. Not saying that necessarily makes it your daughter's fault (though kinda yes if it is due to sonething like biting the other kids) but it would extrene cases would probably make even 6 year olds intolerant and if is due to a illness or something i think a tolerance lesson would be kid within your daughter's classroom setting. there are other explanations though. are you or your spouse (if you have one) on okay terms with the rest of the children's parents? Or is there maybe a rumor going around? some young parents are still in high school judgmental snot mode and susceptible to believing rumors or evening judging other children as not worthy of their child. In all honesty, I was pretty nerdy and I still was invited to a lot of parties and invited a lot of people to parties and never got such a bad turn out. even the year when I had no school friends (was basically in the process of going from in crowd to the outcasts lol. my only regret is not becoming one of the outcasts sooner. though social pressure in the popular groups when you aren't a top dog is too much for a young psyche). Also, until I was like 12, I wasn't allowed to refused a party invite unless I truly was sick. my parents considered it rude. And I've never rejected a party invite even after 12 because the thought of it being rude was instilled in me. for good reason. unless the host called me something derogatory or beat me up, why not go? because of some made up ( and messed up) superiority complex instilled the clique "system" at school is a really lame reason and people that do that shit should be ashamed of themselves. seriously. it's free food. and "dorkiness" isn't some contagious disease believe it or not. So yeah, the fact this was for a 6 year

I hope she was still able to have a happy birthday even without guests. I also hope she took it okay.

My heart breaks this is terrible.

I'm sorry to hear about that. It happened to me every year growing up. After a while, you just stop preparing anything for a party at all.

More of an FML for your kid, not you. Grow up and maybe teach your kid how to make friends!

Kids can be cruel. Hope your daughter's day still went great :(